On May 31, I participated in a special panel entitled “Breaking Down Barriers: The Importance of Jewish Hospital in Louisville’s History.” This theme led to our being invited to participate in the “Throwback Thursday” Pegasus Parade this past year, celebrating … Read More
Rabbi Hiyya once advised his wife, “When a poor man comes to the door, give him food so that the same may be done to your children.” “You are cursing them!” his wife shot back, irked by the suggestion that … Read More
There is a talmudic story of the great chevruta (friendship/study partnership) between Rabbi Yochanan and Resh Lakish. The former was a famous rabbi, known for his beauty and his brilliant mind, while the latter was a thief who was known … Read More
The period between Passover and Shavuot is an important time for the Jewish people. While Passover marked the start of liberation, the Torah describes the journey from bondage to freedom as a lengthy process: the children of Israel wandered in … Read More
Several years ago, I had the opportunity to work in hospice in Philadelphia. One of the most tragic and painful things to which I bore witness was the number of people who had no access to health insurance. As a … Read More
As a French citizen who spent part of her childhood in France and whose father survived the Holocaust thanks to French families and individuals who hid him and his mother throughout the war, I am deeply saddened and concerned about … Read More
The Temple Religious School’s 7th and 8th grades visited Jewish Hospital, a part of KentuckyOne Health. They were welcomed by Vice President of Mission Rabbi Dr. Nadia Siritsky, who explained a little bit about its history. Jewish Hospital started because … Read More
Community leaders, KentuckyOne Health leadership and board members joined together at a reception Thursday, November 14, to welcome formally Rabbi Dr. Nadia Siritsky, vice president of mission for Jewish Hospital, University of Louisville Hospital and James Graham Brown Cancer Center … Read More
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